Stories
The Record for March 26
Saturday, March 18 Brandon Stuart Cook, 23, Steamboat Springs -- Disorderly conduct, possession of marijuana (Steamboat Springs Police Department)
March rainbows
Trout present a golden opportunity for late winter anglers
The time to catch a rainbow is now.
Transactions for March 14 to 21
YAMPA VIEW ESTATES, LLC TO MEIER, CHESTER B AND MEIER, JENNIFER M. FOR YAMPA VIEW ESTATES LOT: 5 - $48,000
Melvin Callahan Hitchens
Longtime Steamboat Springs resident Melvin Callahan Hitchens died March 8, 2006, at Yampa Valley Medical Center. He was 83.
Sound Off for March 26
The Question of the Week should have been, "Should Steamboat Springs help fund a sports complex near Steamboat that includes a couple of artificial fields that our youths, high school and adult soccer, baseball, lacrosse, softball, football, track and Triple Crown would use?" We need these facilities now. Our adult leagues are near capacity and play at crazy hours. Our high school athletes area at a huge disadvantage in the spring by practicing indoors, and how embarrassing was the condition of our football field in the playoffs last fall?
Addison Elle Romick
Addison Elle Romick, daughter of Jace and Kimberly Romick of Steamboat Springs, was born at 5 a.m. March 2, 2006.
A second chance
Salvaged timber adds character to high-end homes
Steamboat building and design professionals are gaining national notoriety for their use of salvaged wood products in expensive resort homes.
Mountain Capital named Cherry Creek's top producer
Mountain Capital-Cherry Creek Mortgage of Steamboat Springs has been recognized as the top producer by its Cherry Creek Mortgage affiliate.
Madeline Doris Moss
Madeline Doris Moss, daughter of Danica and Ted Moss of Steamboat Springs, was born at 1:32 p.m. March 14, 2006.
Business briefs for March 26
Next Steps, a business planning workshop, will be from April 3 to 6 at Colorado Mountain College in Steamboat Springs.
Coldwell Banker agents recognized at conference
Agents with the Coldwell Banker Silver Oak Brokerage office in Steamboat were recognized last month for outstanding sales production in 2005 during the Coldwell Banker International Business Conference in San Francisco.
Steve Herter: Lifesavers bless town
Two Flight for Life flights from Steamboat in two years is bad luck. Frequent flier miles on that airline are to be avoided.
Brian Bray: Small airports valued
I noticed in the Sound Off that the issue of closing the Steamboat airport has come up again. Closing small airports is a nationwide problem, one that is not taken lightly by the general aviation community. Skyrocketing land values overshadow the need and utility of a "small group."
Josephine Arlene Selbe
Former Steamboat Springs resident Josephine Arlene Selbe passed into the arms of her Lord and Savior on March 20, 2006, in Mesa, Ariz. She was 94.
Our View: Fix it and move on
The Steamboat Springs City Council is running out of time to make a decision about lots in the Fairview and Miller-Frazier subdivisions.
South Routt Calendar for March 26
The South Routt Medical Center is open for physical therapy with Dr. Tom Collins from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 736-8118 for appointments.
Class notes for March 26
Steamboat student makes dean's list Steamboat Springs resident Samuel T. Johnson made the dean's list for the fall 2005 semester at Azusa Pacific University in Azusa, Calif., about 25 miles northeast of Los Angeles.
On top of the world
Middle school teacher planning to climb, conduct research on Mount Everest
Matt Tredway feels like a child about to attend his first day of school -- there's a weird feeling in the pit of his stomach, and he questions whether he will succeed.
Melaini Diane Bantam
Melaini Diane Bantam, daughter of Andy and Lacey Bantam of Steamboat Springs, was born at 1:54 p.m. March 15, 2006.
Ian Hugh Dickinson
Ian Hugh Dickinson, son of Gerda and Marc Dickinson of the Rock Springs area in Wyoming, was born at 4:52 p.m. March 12, 2006.
Shoot from the hip, hit the heart
Young writers not afraid to evoke emotions in their stories
Their stories are a far cry from writing about "What I Did During My Summer Vacation."
Oak Creek readies for elections
Two candidates vie for mayor; nine running for Town Board seats
Campaign fliers are being printed, candidates are busy shaking hands and talking to residents, and Oak Creek appears ready to elect its next mayor and Town Board.
